The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-29
The Superior Times.

SATURDAY., OCT. %, 1887.
The Badger Roller Rink.
Every body skate tonight.
Rink opens at 7:30 tonight.
Skaters will control the Rink to-
night.
Go to the Rink for a good time
tonight.
Skates in good repair at the
rink tonight.
Admission Is cts, skates 10 cts,
at the rink tonight.
Winter apples start out at $500
and S3.25 this season.
Mr., Dean received another ear
load Of nails this week
For sale ut bargain, an excel
lent lot IN Superior City,
Engineer Banks is at work
establishing the street grades.
The liquor license transfer bust
ne IS VIII probably cease now.
For good fresh home made bread
call at Porter & Redding,s store,
Real estate is on the boom; 50 IS
the Rink, particularly tonight.
Mrs. Mccoy now manages Mr..
Georges express business at this end
Of town
The Village Council will meet at
the West End next Tuesday evening,
November 1st
The Ladies' AID Society will
meet with Mrs. Neil Smith next We'd
II Stay afternoon.
The good OLD times have return
Ell. Just take in the Rink tonight
and be assured Of the above.
Its reported that thin coat Of
ice extended across the bay Tuesday
morning bat it did not last long
The Episcopal Mite will meet
With Mrs, Martin Pattison next Tues
day evening. All cordially invited.
Lots in the Gates Addition are
in constant demand and prices will
SION begin TO advance in that local
i'y.
Neil Smith expects cargo of
apples by boat the first Of the week
Hand in Your orders for your winter
supply.
MIR. g. P. Miller one Of our real
estate dealers sold large block Of
property 10 New York parties few
days ago.
Mr.. Gen. Claso, the boss timer
from the West End, went down to
Ashland on business Wednesday
a rho n.
--In1rirjes for Superior property
have been unusually numerous the
past week. and 4 few good SAILS have
Lecn made
- Dru't vou forget it. The Skat-
ing Rink in full Hast this Saturday
,v"niue Everybody come and have
4 good liric
We hear cf hunters who are tax
rne deer vithlcrnds in violation Of
law, hut they are not interlered with
by our game warden.
Parties wishing any article IN the
housekeeping line, stove, carpets.
furniture. crnckerv. etc. viii 10 we'll
to consult GEO J.. Blocks.
-G,o J. Rrnoks has broke up
housekeeping and will for this winter
make hiS home with his sister. Mrs.
Smith, Of Daluth.
Mr.. Swanson Of the Rel Wing
Furniture Company spent Sunday in
our civ and received his spiritual
training from the Methodist sanctu
AIRY.
-Ann;h G. \. R. meeting Is
hereby called for next Friday evening
At the West Eud in the K. Of p. hall
a. o'clock. ! full Attendance is de-
sired.
If Won have not done 50 Won had
b. tier got your banking done and all
made snug for the winter. When the
next cold snap comes it Will come to
stay.
Fon SAtE-A good heavy young
team Of work horses. Also a five
ycar-old single horse IF 1900 pounds.
Gro. l.. Books.
Mr. Mills has been charging and
otherwise improving his meat market,
and now has decidedly fine market.
and it Is very well stocked with good
meats.
Now that October has had her
blowout. We will get down TO business
on the weather question, and have a
few weeks Of fine Indian Summer for
4 change.
The c. I. s. c. will meet with
Mrs. J. D. Whitney next Wednesday
evening Subject for study, the first
week in November and quotations
from Bryant
The old fence which enclosed the
town pound" has heen torn down.
Does this indicate that the new village
oficia propose TO dispense with the
pound entirely?
Why can't the papers give US a
rest on the base ball racket? This Is
getting to be disgusting subject for
newspaper discussion. Don't begin
next years games now
The millionaire lu mbermen on
Connors Point are charging the poor
people and others from fifty cents to
one dollar per load for saw dust with
which to bank their houses.
M Richie has begun work on
another new house on Fifth street,
FL. ~r7.-,, = J. o.,,y G. H., IL: $1,000.